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Integrated Communications Licensing assists individuals, local government entities and businesses in processing FCC radio license applications, using our FCC Licensing specialist will make it much easier for you.

Licensing, while not an everyday concern, is something every two-way radio operator should understand. It's not necessary to be an expert on the subject, but it is important to be aware of FCC requirements and the licensing cycle.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) requires licensure when you initially purchase your system. The license places the owner on record as a two-way radio operator and allows the FCC to monitor and troubleshoot when necessary.

Accuracy is important, so initial licensing is best handled by a professional. Call us for all of your FCC questions. Or to review or research information on private wireless regulation and frequency coordination, click on this link Enterprise Wireless Alliance

To contact a Integrated Communications Licensing Specialist call us or email our specialists specialists at
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We will be glad to help you with all FCC Licensing requirements. We’ve been managing licenses like yours for many years. We can take care of all your FCC Licensing, even if you didn’t purchase your radios through us.

If you get a notice from the FCC or a licensing company, simply forward the notice to us and we’ll let you know if any action is required. Often, FCC notices are just reminding you of an upcoming deadline. Be sure to forward to us any notice from the FCC regarding your FCC license. You will receive other notices regarding your FCC license, usually from licensing companies. They are trying to solicit your FCC licensing business. Send us those notices too, and we will let you know if a response is necessary.

License Expirations

FCC licenses are typically good for 10 years. Each license has an expiration date on it. If you have an expiration coming up within the next few months, let us know and we will take care of the paperwork. Did you get a letter notifying you of an upcoming FCC expiration on one of your licenses? If so, contact us or send us a quick email. Several licensing companies send notifications like this several months before an application could be processed by the FCC.

License “Construction” Deadlines

When you get a new FCC license, you have one year to inform the FCC that it is live and “on the air.” If you don’t submit the required form, the FCC will cancel your license. Again, send us any notices you receive, and we will submit the form for you.

Narrowbanding

In January 2013, the FCC implemented new requirements that mandated most VHF and UHF licensees make use of narrowband channels. This required some businesses to purchase new equipment, while others had us simply modify their equipment. Either way, a license modification was required to show that this was done. The old wideband emissions designators (eg. 20K) should have been removed from your FCC licenses. If you aren't sure you have completed these narrowbanding requirements, simply contact us and we’ll audit your equipment and let you know if any of your equipment is out of compliance. The FCC is enforcing this new requirement by not allowing you to renew your FCC license unless your equipment is narrowband compliant. They could also fine operators of noncompliant systems.

Integrated Communications Inc. is the leading Motorola two way radio dealer in the Memphis Tennessee area. We are authorized to sell Motorola's commercial series radios, professional series radios, wireless broadband and mobile computing products.